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Selected Papers in School Finance 1995
The Empirical Argument for Educational Adequacy, the Critical Gaps in the Knowledge Base, and a Suggested Research Agenda

William H. Clune

University of Wisconsin-Madison

About the Author

William H. Clune is Voss-Bascom Professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin Law School, Director of the Policy Group of the National Institute for Science Education, and a senior researcher of the Consortium for Policy Research in Education (CPRE). His past research has included school finance, school law, implementation, special education, public employee interest arbitration, school site autonomy, effects of high school graduation requirements, upgrades of the high school curriculum in mathematics and science, and systemic educational policy. His present research includes "program adequacy" (the cost and implementation structure needed to reach high minimum levels of student achievement in low-income schools) and systemic policy in mathematics and science education.




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